Altadena. January 8, 2025.
Anthony Mitchell Sr., 67, couldn't walk on his own. His son Justin had cerebral palsy.
They called for an ambulance. They waited.
It never came.
NPR, January 13, 2025 ↗
Altadena. January 8, 2025.
Anthony Mitchell Sr., 67, couldn't walk on his own. His son Justin had cerebral palsy.
They called for an ambulance. They waited.
It never came.
NPR, January 13, 2025 ↗EvacuAid stays with them until the aid is in their hands, and the donor can see it.
People give when they can see where it goes. Every donor gets a receipt naming the families their gift reached.
See a receipt →Shown on a wildfire. Built for any evacuation.
Same 114 homes, 22 vehicles, NASA fire timing. The baseline even knows who needs a ride.
Roll call, triage, priority, vans, aid and donor receipts don't care what the disaster is. Only the feed that says when it reaches each home changes.
Holds donor money. Rules in code: only ordered zones, $770 a home, county only.
Alone it can't see a card swiped in Las Vegas.
Pays families in seconds, checks card history for fraud, limits what the card buys.
Alone it can't prove to a stranger the rules never changed.
People stay because leaving costs money. Aid after the fire gets no one out.
Not just a ledger: a bank, a fraud engine, a budget simulator, and the rescue's accounting.
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